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Tylwyth Teg Tylwyth Teg is the general name for Fairies in
Wales, it means The Fair Folk Tylwyth Teg are small in stature and have golden hair,
which is a trait that is common in many Fairies. They live in hollows under hills and in deep crevices Like other Fairies they sometimes interact with humans although they still prefer the
company of their own kind
Bendith Y Mamau Bendith Y Mamau means the mothers blessing
and is a generic name for Fairies, especially in southern Wales In appearance the Fairies are described as small and ugly. They
are most readily identified with Brownies or the West County Pixies The Bendith Y Mamau are known to steal children and replace
them with their own changelings known as Crimbils. Mothers have to be careful not to leave their babies unattended
in Fairy country
Coblynau Coblynau is a welsh mine Fairy. They are a type of knocker and are quite good humoured
and helped miners by knocking in places with lots of minerals or metal The Coblynau stand at around 18 inches high and dress in the same sort of clothes as the
miners Fairies often live underground in caves and crevices
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